Drill pipe and OCTG inspection work has to catch damage before it reaches the next run. Force South Inspection Services handles pipe inspection, drill pipe services, and mobile field repair from Nisku for oilfield tubular programs.
Our Nisku operation includes in-plant inspection and field service. Evidence from the site names bottom-hole assembly inspection, transverse electromagnetic drill pipe inspection, refacing, and straightening.
We also work in OCTG inspection and repair, threading, manufacturing, and tubing protection. These service families connect shop inspection with the repair steps needed to return tubulars to a usable condition.
Force Inspection Services Inc. was established in 2003 and is headquartered in Nisku, Alberta. Our inspection and threading work is planned around pipe condition, tool string demands, and field schedules for Western Canadian oilfield activity.
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What starts as a drawing or a worn-out part often ends up on our shop floor in Medicine Hat. Form-Tech Machining and Fabrication Ltd grew from a small machine shop founded in 1993 into a full-service contract manufacturer, and we still treat every job as a problem to be solved with care.
Our plant runs multi-axis and conventional CNC machining alongside laser, water-jet, plasma and oxy-fuel cutting. We roll and brake plate, weld in aluminum, stainless and carbon steel, and finish parts with powder-coating and sandblasting under one roof. Keeping these steps in house means we can hold tight tolerances and move a job from raw stock to a finished, coated piece without shipping it around.
We machine and fabricate for oil and gas, mining, utilities, defence, agriculture and government customers. Some need a single precision part, others need a full production run, and we scale to either. If you have a component that has to be exact, or a fabrication job that needs steady hands and the right tooling, send us the details and we will tell you how we would build it.
Oilfield construction around Fort McMurray needs field teams that can keep work organized in active production areas. Fort McKay Group of Companies handles construction and mechanical services for oilfield and industrial projects in the region.
We also bring first aid, strategic services, and logistics into the same scope. That keeps labour, equipment, and site timing aligned.
Fort McKay Group of Companies is wholly owned by Fort McKay First Nation, and our work is tied to long-term Indigenous business capacity. Our Fort McMurray team can plan mechanical service or construction scopes for the next project.
Our History & Brands - Forum Energy Technologies, Inc. FET continues to grow organically and through measured acquisition. FET’s headquarters are in Houston, TX and we have manufacturing and distribution facilities located around the world. FET operates in two reporting segments: Drilling & Completions, and Artificial Lift & Downhole.
Fountain Tire offers a wide range of tires for Cars, SUVs, Minivans, Trucks, and Trailers, as well as complete automotive service & repairs for all makes & models. Based in Edmonton, Rocky Mountain House, AB.
Tires on fleet vehicles, farm units, and heavy equipment wear differently from normal passenger use. At Fountain Tire in Strathmore, we handle tire sales and mechanical maintenance for local vehicles, facility fleets, and heavier units.
The Fountain Tire network carries Goodyear, Cooper, Kelly, Sailun, Kumho, and Toyo options across the system. That gives the Strathmore store choices for replacements and seasonal tire planning.
Our inspection reports can record vehicle condition for regulatory or insurance requirements. The Canadian mining team also backs heavier tire needs when the product or service request moves beyond a local passenger-vehicle job.
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When a job needs lift, air, or site control on short notice, Fox Creek Rentals keeps rental equipment close to Fox Creek, Whitecourt, and northwestern Alberta. We rent air compressors and manlifts for oilfield and construction work that cannot wait on delivery.
Light towers, fencing panels, and environmental equipment round out the fleet for night work, controlled access, and cleanup around active sites.
Since 2015, we have built the fleet around jobs that depend on ready gear and local delivery. Fox Creek and Whitecourt keep the fleet close to field schedules.
Frontier Mechanical Services Inc supports jobs that do not fit neatly into one trade box. When equipment needs design help, a fabricated part, or a field repair, we pull the mechanical side, the shop side, and the service side into the same conversation. In Nisku, that shows up when downtime is expensive and the first answer has to lead to a real repair path. Our work is built to keep the job tied to the asset, the site condition, and the next step, not to a loose service label. That is the difference between a long handoff and a workable scope.
A lot of our work starts with hydraulic systems. We handle initial design and troubleshooting. We also handle repair and installation of hydraulic systems and related components. That gives us a way to deal with the fault itself, not just the symptom that showed up downstream. When the system has to move, hold pressure, or respond on command, the job depends on a repair path that makes the equipment easier to install, easier to service, and easier to bring back into use. Hydraulic work often decides whether a machine sits idle or gets back into the cycle cleanly.
Fabrication is where a worn part becomes something practical again. We support welding and fabrication. We also handle machining and manufacturing so components can be repaired, modified, or built to suit the job. Those steps matter when fit, tolerance, and finish affect the result. A quick patch is not enough on parts that have to tie in cleanly or survive repeated service. Pipeline work and pressure equipment add another layer of care, because the part has to suit the system and the operating condition, not just the shape of the old piece.
Our electrical, instrumentation, and automation work keeps the control side connected to the mechanical side. Power, signals, and control logic do not help if the equipment cannot be installed or troubleshot without creating a second problem. We use those capabilities to support systems that depend on reliable field connection and clear diagnostics. That can reduce the gap between a mechanical repair and the controls work that follows it. It also gives our team a better way to trace a problem when the fault lives in more than one place.
Parts supply is part of the service here, not an afterthought. We support pumps and motors. We also work on valves, cylinders, and other industrial equipment and machinery, including all brands where the fit and application make sense. That shows up when a repair stalls because someone is still hunting for the right component. With the parts side in the same conversation, the job can move from failed part to replacement, rebuild, or installation with fewer stops. The schedule gets easier to manage when the part, the repair plan, and the final install all stay lined up.
We also work in the setting that makes the most sense for the job. Some repairs belong in the shop, while others need to happen on site with mobile service. In-house and on-site capability lets us choose the place that fits the access, the deadline, and the asset condition. That shows up on field equipment, plant equipment, and custom-built components because the best fix is not always the one that starts in the same place. A job can begin with diagnosis in the shop and still end with a field installation when that is the cleaner path.
The Frontier Mechanical approach is built to keep the job connected. Design work stays tied to troubleshooting and repair. Installation stays tied to fabrication and machining. Parts supply stays in the same path as the repair plan. Our team can follow the scope from the first look at the fault to the final install, which helps keep the next decision practical. Project management helps keep each step in sequence when the job moves between shop, site, and supplier. For oilfield and industrial work around Nisku, that means one shop conversation can cover the mechanical problem, the part, and the field result that has to happen next. When the job starts with a worn component or a hydraulic issue, we can map it to the repair, build, or installation that gets the system back to work.
When a package loses compression, a starter quits, or a pumpjack is not coming back the way it should, the workday can move off schedule fast. We keep those moments from turning into longer shutdowns by offering 24-hour in-shop repair and mobile response from Rimbey, so the repair path stays practical when the unit cannot wait. We support the oil and gas industry with a setup that brings repairs and parts into the same workflow, which helps reduce the handoffs that usually add delay. That shows up when the real goal is getting a machine open and getting the operation back to a stable plan. Since we have been servicing the oil and gas industry since 2003, our work has been built around direct turnaround, field-ready coordination, and the kind of support that fits the pace of active production.
A lot of downtime begins with the smaller pieces that sit between a fault and a restart. We service air starters and compressor valves, and we keep in-stock exchange starters, turbos, and heads ready for jobs where waiting on a shipment would only make the outage longer. That lets us move from diagnosis to repair without forcing the whole schedule to stop for one missing component. We also keep gaskets, hoses, and other wear items tied to the repair process, because the best repair plan is often the one that can be completed without a second round of sourcing. When the parts path and the service path stay connected, it becomes easier to get a unit back into operation on the first pass.
Some equipment needs deeper work than a simple replacement. We provide maintenance and service for engines, compressors, gensets, and pumpjacks, and we handle engine overhauls, compressor overhauls, and CC40 overhauls when a unit needs more than a surface fix. Those jobs are about restoring dependable operation, not just clearing a fault. We approach them by looking closely at what the unit is actually doing, then matching the repair plan to the condition in front of us. That practical approach helps us keep the job grounded in the machine, the wear pattern, and the operating condition instead of treating every failure the same way. For customers, that means a clearer path back to service and fewer surprises once the unit is reopened.
We also support temporary capacity when the jobsite cannot afford to lose power or stall a task while permanent work is still underway. Our genset rentals give field teams a workable bridge during maintenance windows, remote work, or short-term outages. A rental can keep the next step moving while a repair or rebuild is still in progress, which is often the difference between a controlled plan and a scramble. Because we also supply parts, rentals and repairs can work together instead of forcing the customer to coordinate separate vendors for every piece of the job. That continuity shows up in field work, where the delay is rarely caused by one missing part alone. It usually comes from a chain of small interruptions, and we try to keep that chain short.
Machining, pressure equipment, and safety training round out the service model because readiness is not only about whether a machine runs. It is also about whether the unit is being handled correctly, inspected appropriately, and returned to work in a way that fits site expectations. Machining support helps when a component needs to be restored to a usable fit rather than replaced immediately. Pressure equipment support helps when the job involves systems that have to stay controlled and dependable. Safety training helps reinforce the habits that keep the repair path usable in the first place. We treat those capabilities as part of the same operational picture because production teams do not get value from isolated tasks. They get value from a repair plan that is organized, safe, and ready to move.
Our Rimbey base gives us a practical home for in-shop work, while our mobile response lets us respond when the better answer is to bring the service to the unit instead of moving the unit to us. That flexibility helps with field calls, planned maintenance, and units that need to return to service quickly. Repair and parts are coordinated around the machine and the outage. Rentals and machining can then support the same plan, giving the customer a practical path back to operation instead of a loose chain of vendors. If you need a team that can handle the unit, the parts, and the temporary support without turning the job into a maze of handoffs, we are ready to help from Rimbey and the surrounding oil and gas work environment.
Well integrity issues can shut in production and complicate abandonment plans. Performance Energy Services handles remedial cementing and well servicing for oilfield wells across Alberta and Saskatchewan.
We focus on cement placement jobs that correct isolation, seal problem intervals, and set up the next field step.
Our field planning centers on pressure control, pumping requirements, and site access for active wells and legacy wells alike.
From Alberta, we plan remedial cementing scopes around Western Canada well conditions.
Diesel engines can stay in service longer when a site can shift part of the fuel load to natural gas. Fuzion Bi-fuel Inc. in Calgary builds bi-fuel systems for energy, manufacturing, and power generation sites across Canada.
Bi-fuel kits are the core package. Gas detection and ESD systems handle the safety side of the fuel change, while natural gas metering supports how the fuel stream is measured.
Gas skid rentals sit beside that workflow when temporary gas handling equipment is needed. Our Calgary office gives industrial projects a path to plan the engine package, metering gear, and shutdown controls around the same fuel system.
Heat loss in piping, tanks, and oilfield buildings can raise costs and slow site performance. G & R Insulating installs mechanical pipe insulation from the Grande Prairie area for oil and gas projects in Alberta and British Columbia.
We work on mechanical piping, vessels and tanks, utilidors, and reusable insulation covers where temperature control is part of the job. Our insulation work is built around energy efficiency, heat retention, and access to the equipment after installation.
Some sites need access before insulation can be installed or repaired. Our scaffolding team handles assembly, modification, and dismantling for industrial projects, so insulation and maintenance work can be planned around the same work area.
We also install glycol heat tracing systems and oilfield buildings for related field needs. Our Western Canada service area is built around oil and gas facilities, production sites, and mechanical projects that need insulation planned with site conditions in mind.
Heavy-duty trucks lose time fast when a diesel engine fault keeps a unit out of the yard or facility route. G B Truck & Diesel in Edmonton handles diesel engine repair and engine replacement for trucks, with Cummins parts and engine service at the center of the shop.
We are an authorized Cummins dealer, and our team handles maintenance and repair jobs that need the right parts matched to the fault. We have been repairing trucks since 1973, and that history shapes how we handle the engine, the parts, and the return-to-service plan.
For fleet maintenance or a single unit with engine trouble, we keep the job focused on the truck, the engine, and the repair path back to work.
G Force Diesel Service repairs heavy-duty trucks at our Lloydminster and Estevan shops. We keep the diesel side practical for construction units, oilfield haulers, and transportation fleets that need shop time before returning to the road.
We handle diesel maintenance, engine repair, and CVIP inspections for commercial vehicles. Certified mechanics check the truck for road safety, then correct the mechanical faults that can stop a haul or field day.
The two-shop footprint keeps diesel repair and inspection capacity close to border-region trucking routes and oilfield haulers.
Turnaround cleaning can stall a site when confined spaces, wash water, and access controls are left until the last minute. GForce Oilfield Services Inc works north of Bonnyville with vacuum truck service and high pressure cleaning for oilfield and industrial sites that need the cleaning plan shaped before activity begins.
We began as Gervais Trucking in 1992 and became GForce in 2004. In 2012, our team moved deeper into high pressure cleaning, giving oilfield and industrial customers a stronger path for wash jobs tied to access, safety, and turnaround timing.
Confined-space cleaning needs trained people and a clean sequence. Vacuum truck capacity can be coordinated with high pressure water cleaning and trucking around the material, entry conditions, disposal needs, and field controls.
Our Bonnyville field response is built for cleaning scopes where downtime, site access, and wash water handling affect the day. The right plan starts with the space, the residue, the access point, and the service window.
Our 24-hour on call service offers fast and complete mechanical help to heavy duty vehicle owners. You can also count on our experienced mechanics for your fleet maintenance and truck and trailer inspections.
Electronic diesel engines need accurate fuel delivery before power, starting, and emissions performance can be controlled. In Edmonton, GCL Diesel services diesel injectors and fuel pumps for diesel applications that depend on clean diagnosis and correct component repair.
We repair diesel fuel systems, including mechanical fuel pumps, electronically controlled fuel pumps, electronic unit injectors, and common rail fuel systems. These systems call for troubleshooting skills because a weak pump, worn injector, or control issue can show up as the same engine complaint.
Turbochargers are part of our diesel service scope. We service turbochargers alongside fuel system components when boost, air handling, and fuel delivery need to be checked together.
GCL has operated since 1972 and works from a 26,000 square foot Edmonton facility with more than 60 people. Our shop also supplies diesel fuel injection parts, new injectors, remanufactured pumps and injectors, filtration systems, starters, alternators, and engine accessories.
For Edmonton diesel fuel system work, we plan the repair around the engine symptom, the component type, and the parts path needed to return the asset to service.
Be the first to find out all the latest news, products and trends. Since our inception in 1972, GCL has grown from one man’s vision to one of North America’s premier diesel service companies, employing over 60 people in our 26,000 square foot Edmonton facility. We have built our business by servicing all diesel applications and focusing on customer service. TM This isn’t just a snazzy catchphrase, but rather the embodiment of almost 45 years of servicing, supplying, diagnosing, and distributing diesel components and consumables.
Leading Generator Sales, Service, Maintenance in Ontario +1-705-653-1116 About Us Geco has been in the generator business since 1999. When we first opened, we were just a small two-person operation that installed generators. Since then, we have expanded our team, as well as the services we offer. These services include generator maintenance and diagnostics, warranty work, ordering parts and accessories for the DIYers, while also continuing to install new generators and much more.
is a privately owned Canadian corporation, head quartered in the heart of North America’s largest industrial park; Nisku, Alberta. Gemini is one of Western Canada’s largest design-build manufacturing solutions providers. Our best in class QMS & HSE processes and procedures are at the heart of our operations and culture. Gemini is proud to disclose our current globally recognized certifications: ISO 9001:2015, CWB Division 2, ABSA B51, B31.1, & B31.3, ASME Section 8 & Section 9 vessels and high-pressure piping, WCB COR certification, ISNetworld, Avetta, and Comply Works.
A hydraulic failure can park a truck, loader, or plant machine while the rest of the job waits for pressure to come back. Gir Del Hydraulic Services works from Edmonton on hydraulic repairs and custom systems for oil and gas, mining, construction, and industrial sites across Alberta.
Our shop handles mobile components and pressure problems that need more than a parts swap. Pickup and delivery help move cylinders, pumps, hoses, and assemblies into the repair path when bringing a machine to the shop is not practical.
For field or shop planning, the key details are the component type, pressure issue, hose or fitting requirement, and whether welding or a custom build is needed. We match that repair route to the machine holding up the job.
Pressure control parts have to match the wellsite job and the test requirement before they go back into service. GKD Industries Ltd. machines wireline equipment in Calgary for oil and gas pressure work.
Our shop also builds hammer unions and valves for flow control work. When a standard part does not match the connection or the repair scope, we machine the component here.
Testing is part of the path. We perform hydrostatic pressure testing and hardness testing. Magnetic particle testing, ultrasonic thickness testing, and surface finish checks round out the inspection path.
From our Calgary machine shop, we handle well stimulation and slickline pressure control equipment with the drawing, dimensions, and test requirements already defined.
Wellsites, road projects, and rural facilities need clean water delivered in the right volume before the job stalls. From Okotoks, Glacier Water Transport hauls potable water for Calgary, Rocky View County, the MD of Foothills, and select nearby areas.
Our water hauling covers fresh water supply for well site shacks, consultant shacks, boilers, rig tanks, casing integrity tests, frac tanks, and holding ponds. Those are field situations where water timing affects drilling, completions, testing, or site readiness.
Water spreading is part of our construction and road building service. We handle dust control on streets, haul roads, and job sites, plus compaction water spreading for road work and product piles.
Since 1993, we have specialized in large-volume potable water hauling in southern Alberta. Glacier Water Transport plans each delivery around the destination, water volume, and site use so the truck arrives ready for the application.
Valve actuation mounting hardware has to match the valve, actuator, and bolt pattern before a facility assembly is ready for service. Gledhill Steel Products Inc. is our Edmonton machine shop for valve actuation design and related hardware.
We machine and fit mounting pieces around the actual assembly. Alignment, attachment points, and shop tolerances stay in view so the job remains centered on valve actuation rather than general product supply.
From our Edmonton shop, we handle the narrow build path needed for industrial valve assemblies and related mounting work.
Forum Energy Technologies’ GHT coolers and industrial radiators are built for high ambient temperatures, extreme conditions, and mission‑critical cooling applications across global markets. Based in Edmonton, AB.
Pipeline parts need clean fit-up before they reach a field tie-in, plant turnaround, or fabrication yard. Global Machine & Supply Inc runs an Edmonton machine shop that machines fittings and flanges and manufactures spectacle products, bleed rings, and other pipeline related products.
We handle custom manufacturing and machining when a standard part does not match the job. Our shop location in Edmonton gives us access to main travel routes for Alberta industrial and oil and gas supply needs.
Our 15,000 square foot machine shop uses horizontal and vertical manual lathes, CNC vertical and horizontal lathes, manual drill presses, and CNC milling machines. That equipment range lets us take on supplied parts, custom pipeline components, and jobber machining with practical shop control.
We have been in Edmonton since 1997 and marked 25 years in 2022. For pipeline fittings, flanges, bleed rings, and custom machined components, our Edmonton team can plan the machining route around the part, material, and delivery need.
Facility builds need field installation, piping, and mechanical scopes planned as one job. GMC Contractors Ltd handles Construction-General Oilfield projects from Edmonton for Western Canada, with turnkey facility construction for upstream oil and gas sites.
We build around the asset being installed. Civil, mechanical, and piping scopes are coordinated for facilities where schedule control and field fit-up affect startup.
Shop fabrication and modular assembly add another path when site access is tight or field hours need to be reduced. Our Edmonton shop fabricates and assembles oilfield components that complement facility construction.
Electrical and instrumentation work are part of our supported construction scope. We use a QA/QC program inside the fabrication division so field installations and assembled modules are checked before they move into service.
When an electric motor fails at a mine, oil and gas site, power plant, or industrial facility, the repair path has to be clear. GMR Electric Motors Ltd works from Saskatoon on motor sales, rewind, testing, and repair for Western Canada.
Our shop includes rewind capability, dynamometer load testing, paint, quality control, and machine-shop capacity. Field visits plus pickup and delivery help move motors between the site and the Saskatoon facility.
Established in 1979, we focus on motors and related mechanical assets for industrial users. The test centre handles motors and gearboxes where verified performance is part of the return plan.
Deep holes, hard materials, and complex manufacturing runs need more than a basic shop setup. GN Corporations Inc. works from Airdrie, Alberta, with precision machining, deep hole and gun drilling, and automated manufacturing for oil and gas, aerospace, automotive, defence, and technology projects.
Our Machine Shops service is built around reliable, precise machining for demanding parts. We use industry tools and technologies for deep hole and gun drilling when straightness, finish, and repeatability affect the finished component.
Welding, brazing, and hardfacing are part of the same manufacturing path when a part needs joining, wear resistance, or repair planning. Our CWB-certified welding capability applies where the welding standard is part of the service requirement.
We also work with stainless steel and special alloys. For Airdrie machining, drilling, welding, brazing, and hardfacing tied to advanced manufacturing, our team can plan the process around material, tolerance, and final application.
High-pressure piping and shop-built steel work need clean layout and sound welds. Goodman Steel & Ironworks (1986) Ltd in Rocanville handles metal fabrication and machining for oil and gas projects and industrial steel work across southeastern Saskatchewan.
Structural steel and platework move through the same shop. Tanks and pressure vessels come through as well, along with industrial piping for projects that need shop-built steel before install.
Surface preparation and industrial paint finish parts before they leave the yard. Our engineering support stays with the job when drawings or technical review need to sit beside the fabrication plan.
The same team is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan.
Goodwater Machine Shop (1986) Ltd. is based in Goodwater Saskatchewan and serves clients throughout the South-east Saskatchewan Oilfield area, including Weyburn, Midale & Estevan.
Mechanical rooms lose time when the boiler train no longer matches the load. Gossett Sales & Equipment Ltd, working through Mechanical Equipment Sales Co in Calgary, supplies commercial boilers for building systems that need steady service.
We also carry heat exchangers and pumps for the circulation side of the room. Controls and gauges keep conditions visible when a facility needs more than one part to stay on line.
Venting, expansion compensation, and replacement parts round out the room when maintenance needs a repair path instead of a full replacement. Canadian-made commercial boilers are a core product line, with fast delivery on the equipment a project needs most.
Our Calgary team can review the mechanical room scope and match the boiler side, the circulation side, and the controls side to the facility.
GPS Geometric Pipeline Solutions Inc. provides hydrovacing from Drayton Valley for pipeline maintenance and construction support.
We use daylighting and utility locating to expose buried services before digging continues in congested rights-of-way. Our slot trenching and hydrovac trenching support cable, pipe, and underground service installation with less ground disturbance than open excavation.
On construction sites, we excavate pile holes for buildings, bridges, and towers, then remove slurry from the dig area so field teams can keep moving.
